Fastrack Entry Path Masters

The Bachelor – Master Synergy Program is an integrated and continuous implementation of undergraduate and master programs in linear/relevant fields of science to provide opportunities for students with high intellectual abilities and maturity to voluntarily optimize their development by completing integrated undergraduate and master education programs in a relatively shorter time at a lower cost ( cost-effective ).

Condition

• Undergraduate students with a GPA >3.25 and have completed a minimum of 110 credits over 6 (six) semesters.
• Students with a track record of individual maturity based on the assessment of the Academic Advisor approved by the Head of the Department where the undergraduate study program is located.
• Students who register for a Master’s Study Program that is closely related to the Undergraduate Study Program/Major they are taking.
• Students who have a complete study plan for accelerated completion of their undergraduate and postgraduate studies, including a postgraduate thesis research plan that is in line with their undergraduate final project/thesis.

Lenght of Study

• The Bachelor – Master Synergy Program is implemented over 10 or 11 semesters (5 or 5.5 years).
• The implementation of the master’s program for participants in the Bachelor’s – Master’s Synergy Program is 2 (two) semesters (1 year) from the time the person concerned is declared to have master’s student status. Students participating in the Bachelor’s – Master’s Synergy who are unable to complete their Master’s program within 2 (two) semesters due to valid reasons are given the opportunity to obtain an extension of 1 (one) semester and then if necessary can be given an additional maximum of 1 (one) semester in stages.

Registration Procedure

• Each Faculty/School, with the approval of its respective Faculty/School Senate, decides on the implementation of the Bachelor’s-Master’s Synergy Program. The results of this decision are submitted to the Vice Rector who coordinates the Education sector, with a copy to the Dean of the Graduate School, for information and coordination of its implementation.
• The introduction of the Bachelor-Master Synergy Program by all parties needs to be continuously carried out to undergraduate students from the time they are accepted as new students.
• At the end of semester 6 (six), undergraduate students with a number of completed course credits and a GPA that meets the requirements can register with their respective departments to take part in the Bachelor-Master Synergy Program.
• The Head of Department, along with the Head of Study Program, conducts a selection process for prospective students in the Bachelor’s-Master’s Synergy Program. The selection results are then submitted to the Dean of the IPB Graduate School.
• The Dean of the Graduate School verifies the selection results at the department level, in accordance with existing criteria.
• The Dean of the Graduate School determines the participants of the Bachelor – Master Synergy Program through a Decree of the Dean of the IPB Graduate School, copied to the Vice Chancellor who coordinates the Education sector, Dean of the Faculty, Head of Department, Head of Study Program.
• When participants in the Bachelor-Master Synergy Program have completed their undergraduate program, they must register online on the SPs new student admissions page according to the applicable schedule and provisions.

Evaluation

1. At the end of semester 9 (nine), the Dean of the Faculty will evaluate students participating in the Bachelor-Master’s Synergy Program who have not completed the undergraduate program and will decide on the list of students who will be dismissed from the Bachelor-Master’s Synergy Program.
2. The Dean of the Faculty reports the list of students who have been dismissed as participants in the Bachelor-Master Synergy Program to the Vice Chancellor who coordinates the Education sector, with a copy to the Dean of the Graduate School for further coordination.
3. Students who are dismissed from the Synergy Program are given a “Credit Collection Lecture” certificate which can be recognized for a maximum of 15 (fifteen) credits when they take the regular Master’s program at SPs IPB.